1955 Cessna 180 Skywagon

This low time aircraft is one of the finest examples of an early 180 around. The aircraft has a good maintenance history with many upgrades while still retaining the classic originality of its iconic era. All the logs from day one are present and the records include all the 337 modifications and weight and balance data in excellent order. The aircraft is cosmetically very nice with good older paint. It is always hangered. The upgraded interior is very nice and includes well done fabric seats, wool headliner and carpet that all look new. Larger tires with heavy duty brakes and new ABI tailwheel assembly make this a great back country aircraft and ready for exploring remote areas. The Dynon EFIS upgraded panel was recently completed by Aerotronics, a well-respected avionics shop and includes all new switches, circuit breakers, wiring, engine controls and environmental cables. The custom instrument panel has integrated glove boxes in both the left and right sides. The aircraft also features Attlee Dodge Folding rear seats, Cargo Net and Monarch fuel caps. All ADs are current with a fresh March 2026 Annual inspection. It appears the airplane has never been ground looped. There is one log entry describing damage history in 1966. New tail surfaces were installed and minimal information about aft fuselage repair in the logs dated 1966. This corrosion free sweetheart airplane flies straight, runs great and really is a beauty. It is available immediately and can be seen at the Skypark Airport (KBTF) just outside Salt Lake City. Priced reasonably at $182,900 this aircraft offers great value for a capable low time, ready to go aircraft. General: Aircraft Total Time - 2390.0 Complete logs from Feb 10 1955 to present Float Kit AK180 installed 11/1966 Paint 3 color rated 7/10 unknown date- good shine and coverage but dated Interior - Very nice interior, 8/10 (2004) looks new Annual Inspection March 2026 Transponder Cert IAW 14 CFR 91.413 completed 2/28 Engine - TSMOH - 906 (O470J) Prop TSN- 500 Hours. STC McCauley C203 (2002) Magneto 500-hour inspections Due in 425 hours on left and in 360 hours on right Damage History -minimal info in 1966- new tail surfaces and aft fuselage repaired Empty Weight- 1550 Useful 1000 Gross 2500 Total usable fuel 52 gallons Current compression results - #1: 80/80 #2: 79/80 #3: 79/80 #4: 80/80 #5: 78/80 #6: 79/80